Motor City Hamilton wrote:Is the Fiesta still around and available for driver's school rental?

Cobrahicks will not want to miss the WHRRI drivers school. It is the best value of any of the SCCA accredited schools and only happens once a year. If the budget for car, tires, gear, repairs is all too much to get started, you could start by buying your gear and seeing about the Fiesta for drivers school. Would stretch your budget through the year a bit.

P.S. for Doug. I am working on the new Fiesta program now. I think you are going to want one.

We have a Festiva, not a Fiesta, it is still an excellant racecar and may be available to rent.I have driven Fiestas in the UK and love them as well but would prefer they brought over the Puma or Ka instead.Any interest in the Festiva, let me know.

Motor City Hamilton wrote:Is the Fiesta still around and available for driver's school rental?

Cobrahicks will not want to miss the WHRRI drivers school. It is the best value of any of the SCCA accredited schools and only happens once a year. If the budget for car, tires, gear, repairs is all too much to get started, you could start by buying your gear and seeing about the Fiesta for drivers school. Would stretch your budget through the year a bit.

Great Idea.

I'll definitely get all my gear and hopefully a car ready to hit the tracks by school time. I dont want to have to want till next year to hit the track.

Doug Respecki wrote:We have a Festiva, not a Fiesta, it is still an excellant racecar and may be available to rent.I have driven Fiestas in the UK and love them as well but would prefer they brought over the Puma or Ka instead.Any interest in the Festiva, let me know.

But if i dont get the car or its not up to par then i would i would definitely want to rent a vehicle for the school.

Motor City Hamilton wrote:Plus Keith Averill is at the local track every weekend. I think it's good to support the local area if possible.

and i agree with supporting your local suppliers. Once i get back in town, i'll work on getting all suited up.

Motor City Hamilton wrote:Is the Fiesta still around and available for driver's school rental?

Cobrahicks will not want to miss the WHRRI drivers school. It is the best value of any of the SCCA accredited schools and only happens once a year. If the budget for car, tires, gear, repairs is all too much to get started, you could start by buying your gear and seeing about the Fiesta for drivers school. Would stretch your budget through the year a bit.

Great Idea.

I'll definitely get all my gear and hopefully a car ready to hit the tracks by school time. I dont want to have to want till next year to hit the track.

Doug Respecki wrote:We have a Festiva, not a Fiesta, it is still an excellant racecar and may be available to rent.I have driven Fiestas in the UK and love them as well but would prefer they brought over the Puma or Ka instead.Any interest in the Festiva, let me know.

But if i dont get the car or its not up to par then i would i would definitely want to rent a vehicle for the school.

Motor City Hamilton wrote:Plus Keith Averill is at the local track every weekend. I think it's good to support the local area if possible.

and i agree with supporting your local suppliers. Once i get back in town, i'll work on getting all suited up.

Hi, A newbie here, I've been digging a dozen of threads on racing but not one was satisfactory and yes, you all guessed it right, this is the thread I was looking for. Long post but perfect post with accurate informations. Thanks for the info, Vaughan.